Sentence examples for that by doing better from inspiring English sources

"Donald Trump actually proved that by doing better in the suburbs of Philadelphia two years ago, but I don't think I'm killing Hamlet in the first act to say: He's not going to do that well in the suburbs of Philly in 2020.

They say Jamaica High is already occupied by three small schools that are doing better.

The superdelegates are elected officials and Party functionaries, who overwhelmingly back her and seem unmoved by polls that show Sanders doing better in matchups with Trump.

That anger of the "squeezed middle", Miliband aides explain, is made worse by the sense that others are doing better above and below them.

The world of A.D. 2014 will have few routine jobs that cannot be done better by some machine than by any human being.

Plantinga never tells us what he means by "does no better than". As we've seen, I've identified 38 different things that can be meant by saying that one argument "does better" than another.

There's nothing I'm doing that wasn't done better by Géricault.

If ever there was a job that could be done better by computer, Bricklin reasoned, this was it.

In a state with 26 Fortune 500 companies and a phalanx of casinos, many complain that business could do better by the south.

This is the domain of entrepreneurial thinking and innovation, of strategy setting, of forming partnerships full of collaboration and trust — work that cannot be done better by whatever Singularity-seeking AI-creature the engineers in Silicon Valley might come up with.

Dear Apple — want to be the revolutionary you proclaim yourself to be? Then know this: being an economic renegade today isn't about building slightly better stuff, but making stuff better — building a 21st century business that does better by doing good.